Adolescent attachment, family functioning and depressive symptoms

Rawatlal, Nishola; Kliewer, Wendy; Pillay, Balakrishna

doi:10.7196/sajp.8252

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“…With consistent support from family members, individuals may not engage in SA even if they think about suicide. Third, adolescents grew up in cohesive families may feel more attached to and bear more responsibility for family (Fuligni & Zhang, 2004;Rawatlal, Kliewer, & Pillay, 2015). They may value more of family harmony rather than self-autonomy, and this tendency is more prominent in collectivistic cultures (e.g., the Chinese culture) than in individualistic cultures (Dwairy & Achoui, 2010;Triandis, 1995).…”

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Self‐compassion and family cohesion moderate the association between suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Chinese adolescents

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Ren

et al. 2020

Journal of Adolescence

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Background In recent years, many studies have examined risks factors that facilitated the transition from suicide ideation to suicide attempts. Few studies, however, have examined protective factors against this transition. The current study thus assessed two protective factors, self‐compassion and family cohesion, in buffering the transition from suicide ideation to suicide attempts. Method A number of 520 Chinese adolescents (43.46% females, mean age = 12.96 years) completed questionnaires assessing self‐compassion, family cohesion, suicide ideation, and suicide attempts two times with a 12‐month interval. Results Self‐compassion significantly moderated the association between Wave 1 SI and later SA. The positive dimension of self‐compassion thwarted the transition from SI and SA, and the negative dimension of self‐compassion strengthened the associations. In addition, family cohesion also significantly moderated the transition from SI to SA. Conclusion Increasing the levels of self‐compassion and family cohesion may be the targets for treating adolescents with suicide ideation to prevent them from attempting suicide.

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confidence: 99%

Self‐compassion and family cohesion moderate the association between suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Chinese adolescents

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Ren

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Journal of Adolescence

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“…Os fatores familiares como a conflitualidade e instabilidade, uma menor proximidade emocional e piores relações entre pais e filhos são exemplos de aspetos da esfera da família que surgem associados a um aumento da sintomatologia depressiva (Abbas & Albuhairan, 2017;Babore et al, 2016;Lewis et al, 2015;Lu, 2019;Wang, Tian et al, 2020). Inversamente, um ambiente familiar mais positivo associa-se com uma menor sintomatologia depressiva (Klasen et al, 2015;Rawatlal et al, 2015).…”

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Estudo dos fatores sociais e pessoais relacionados com os sintomas depressivos na adolescência na Pandemia COVID-19

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Botelho Guedes

et al. 2022

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O presente trabalho tem como objetivo principal a compreensão dos sintomas depressivos na adolescência durante a pandemia COVID-19 numa perspetiva biopsicossocial. Participaram no estudo 826 adolescentes residentes na área geográfica da Câmara Municipal de Famalicão (Portugal). Os resultados revelaram que dos adolescentes em estudo, 30,7 % referiu ter sintomas depressivos, 34,9% sentiu tristeza tão grande que parece não aguentar. Destaca-se que 80,6% sentiu preocupações e 86,2% tem uma perceção positiva da sua saúde. Ter sintomas depressivos está negativamente associado a ter competências socioemocionais, com perceção de bem-estar e, com o conjunto de sintomas físicos e psicológicos. Por outro lado, ter sintomas depressivos está positivamente associado a sentir tristeza tão grande que parece não aguentar e preocupações, ter-se autolesionado e com ter as expectativas futuras afetadas pela COVID-19.

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Relations of Family-of-Origin Communication Patterns to Attachment and Satisfaction in Emerging Adults’ Romantic Relationships

Whittington

Turner

2022

The American Journal of Family Therapy

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Adolescent attachment, family functioning and depressive symptoms

Cited by 9 publications

References 41 publications

Self‐compassion and family cohesion moderate the association between suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Chinese adolescents

Self‐compassion and family cohesion moderate the association between suicide ideation and suicide attempts in Chinese adolescents

Estudo dos fatores sociais e pessoais relacionados com os sintomas depressivos na adolescência na Pandemia COVID-19

Relations of Family-of-Origin Communication Patterns to Attachment and Satisfaction in Emerging Adults’ Romantic Relationships

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